The Withdrawal Management Unit at the Chatham Hospital is celebrating a big milestone, a pair of agricultural businesses in Dresden are planning to show their appreciation for temporary foreign workers in the area this weekend, and COVID-19 infections are rising again in the US and elsewhere.

A 53-year-old Chatham Township man who has been wanted for assault got an early morning wakeup call from Chatham-Kent police, we paid more for groceries again last month according to the latest report on inflation, and provincial police are reminding you to be especially careful when you use fireworks after a barn fire just outside of St. Thomas.

A Chatham-Kent councillor accused of breaching council's Code of Conduct will find out tonight if she'll be working for free for three months, Chatham-Kent police are on the lookout for a 40-year-old pickup truck that was reported stolen from the Bothwell Car Show over the weekend, and today marks the 20th anniversary of the northeast blackout.

Emma Negri from Blenheim won several medals at the Royal Canadian Legion Youth National Championships this past weekend, The Chatham-Kent Council will be asked to approve a draft plan for a new subdivision in Merlin in tonight's council meeting, If approved splash pads in CK will be open for sixteen weeks in the summer, A Chatham-Kent woman was arrested after a disturbance in Dresden, and a 49-year-old man  was arrested for stealing from a business on King street in Chatham.

The deadline to register for the Tuukka Cup in Ridgetown is August 15, a Ridgetown senior was arrested for impaired driving, the provincial government is investing $8.27 million into midwifery services across Ontario, and a 67-year-old Chatham man is facing multiple charges.

The Chatham Pride Fest is happening this weekend with tons of events taking place downtown, An Old catholic school in Chatham has finally been sold After several years on the market, and The provincial government is investing $8.27 million into midwifery services across Ontario.

Premier Doug Ford and his housing minister were on the defensive again this morning in the wake of the auditor general's report on the Greenbelt, a man was wanted by Chatham-Kent police for skipping court turned up just a few metres away from police headquarters under the Third Street Bridge, and the red bricks of the Chatham-Kent Police Services headquarters are set to get a splash of colour.

It looks like the dream of having an arena in downtown Chatham is on ice, Megabus is looking like a mega bust in Chatham, and Premier Doug Ford will be driving through Chatham-Kent today.

Provincial police are appealing to the public for tips as they try to track down a vehicle that may have been indirectly involved in a rollover crash on the Highway 401 in Chatham-Kent, home sales are still slumping a bit in Chatham-Kent despite a solid level of new listings, and Ontario's Integrity Commissioner could be the next to investigate how the housing minister's staff handled opening development in the Greenbelt.

Contract talks between Unifor and the Big 3 automakers start today, the town of Bothwell is getting ready for its annual Opti-Fest car show this weekend, and an annual charity gala is coming back this fall to support the Chatham-Kent Hospice.